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LESSON NOTES Basic Bootcamp S1 #1 Self Introductions - Basic Greetings in Afrikaans CONTENTS 2 Afrikaans 2 English 2 Vocabulary 3 Sample Sentences 3 Grammar 4 Cultural Insight # 1 COPYRIGHT © 2015 INNOVATIVE LANGUAGE LEARNING. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. AFRIKAANS 1. Pieter: Hallo. My naam is Pieter. Wat is jou naam? 2. Zani: Hallo Pieter. My naam is Zani. 3. Pieter: Dis gaaf om jou te ontmoet! 4. Zani: Jou ook. ENGLISH 1. Jacob: Hello. My name is Pieter. What's your name? 2. Zani: Hello Pieter. My name is Zani. 3. Jacob: Nice to meet you! 4. Zani: You too. VOCABULARY Af rikaans English Class hello (informal, hallo answering the phone) expression pronoun, personal jy you (informal) pronoun dis it’s verb gaaf nice adjective om … te to conjunction AFRIKAANSPOD101.COM BASIC BOOTCAMP S1 #1 - SELF INTRODUCTIONS - BASIC GREETINGS IN AFRIKAANS 2 pronoun, personal jou you pronoun (direct object) ontmoet meet verb ook too adverb wat what pronoun naam name noun SAMPLE SENTENCES Hallo Adam. Hallo Mies hoe gaan dit? "Hello, Adam." "Hello Mies, how are you?" Jy is lank! Dans jy? "You’re tall!" "Do you dance? (informal)" Dis die een wat ek gesoek het. Dis warm vanaand. "This is the one I’ve been "It’s warm tonight." looking for." Dit sou gaaf wees. Ons het mekaar voor drie maande ontmoet. “That would be nice.” “We met each other three months ago.” Ek praat ook Engels. Waar van praat jy? “I also speak English.” "What are you talking about?" Wat is dit? Wat is jou naam? "What's this?" "What's your name?" GRAMMAR AFRIKAANSPOD101.COM BASIC BOOTCAMP S1 #1 - SELF INTRODUCTIONS - BASIC GREETINGS IN AFRIKAANS 3 T he Focus of T his Basic Bootcamp Lesson Is How to Ask Somebody T heir Name My naam is Pieter. Wat is jou naam? "My name is Pieter. What's your name?" To ask someone their name, just ask, Wat is jou naam? Literally, this means "What's your name?" The first word, wat means "what." It is followed by the word for "to be" in Afrikaans this is is, then jou meaning "your." And last is naam, which means "name." CULTURAL INSIGHT Greet South Af rican People Like a Pro In South Africa, when meeting someone we usually kiss the person on the cheek, either once or twice. In general, women kiss both men and women. Men usually kiss women, but hug other men or greet them with an African handshake. AFRIKAANSPOD101.COM BASIC BOOTCAMP S1 #1 - SELF INTRODUCTIONS - BASIC GREETINGS IN AFRIKAANS 4 LESSON NOTES Basic Bootcamp S1 #2 Talking Nationality in Afrikaans CONTENTS 2 Afrikaans 2 English 2 Vocabulary 2 Sample Sentences 3 Grammar 4 Cultural Insight # 2 COPYRIGHT © 2016 INNOVATIVE LANGUAGE LEARNING. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. AFRIKAANS 1. Pieter: Hallo. My naam is Pieter. Ek is Suid-Afrikaans. 2. Zani: Hallo. My naam is Zani. Ek is Namibies. ENGLISH 1. Pieter: Hello. My name is Pieter. I'm South African. 2. Zani: Hello. My name is Zani. I'm Namibian. VOCABULARY Af rikaans English Class is am verb Suid-Afrikaans South African (nationality) adjective Namibies Namibian (nationality) adjective hello (informal, hallo answering the phone) expression ek I pronoun SAMPLE SENTENCES Ek is Suid-Af rikaans. Ek is Namibies. "I'm South African." "I'm Namibian." Hallo Adam. Hallo Mies hoe gaan dit? "Hello, Adam." "Hello Mies, how are you?" AFRIKAANSPOD101.COM BASIC BOOTCAMP S1 #2 - TALKING NATIONALITY IN AFRIKAANS 2 Ek moet vanaand huis toe. Ek kom uit die Verenigde State. "I have to go home tonight." "I'm from the United States." My naam is Jacob. Ek kook baie graag. "My name is Jacob." "I like cooking." GRAMMAR T he Focus of this Lesson is Asking Where People are From Hallo. Ek heet Jacob, ek is Suid-Afrikaans. "Hello. My name is Jacob, I'm South Af rican." Let's have a closer look at how to talk about where people are from. In the dialogue, we used Ek is. Unlike in English, the verb never changes when the pronoun changes. 1. Ek is "I am" 2. Jy is "You are" 3. Hy is "He is" 4. Sy is "She is" 5. Dit is "It is" 6. Ons is "We are" 7. Julle is "You (pl) are" AFRIKAANSPOD101.COM BASIC BOOTCAMP S1 #2 - TALKING NATIONALITY IN AFRIKAANS 3 8. Hulle is "They are" 9. U is "You are" So if we add a nationality it can look like this: 1. Ek is Suid-Afrikaans. "I'm South African." 2. Hulle is Sjinees. "They're Chinese." 3. Sy is Amerikaans. "She's American." 4. Hy is Duits. "He's German" 5. Is u Spaans? "Are you Spanish?" 6. My vriendin is Frans. "My girlfriend is French." 7. My vriend is Italiaans. "My friend is Italian." 8. Ons is Brits. "We're British." CULTURAL INSIGHT A Lif e-long Love of Travel South Africans are spread all over the world in a very large diaspora. Wherever they go, you're sure to find strong traces of South African culture and influences from the community. There will be South African sports bars, grocery shops, restaurants and newspapers all over cities like London, Amsterdam, Sydney, Dublin, and parts of the US too. AFRIKAANSPOD101.COM BASIC BOOTCAMP S1 #2 - TALKING NATIONALITY IN AFRIKAANS 4 LESSON NOTES Basic Bootcamp S1 #3 Useful Phrases for Learning Afrikaans CONTENTS 2 Afrikaans 2 English 2 Vocabulary 3 Sample Sentences 4 Grammar 5 Cultural Insight # 3 COPYRIGHT © 2016 INNOVATIVE LANGUAGE LEARNING. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. AFRIKAANS 1. Pieter: Verskoon my, hoe sê ek "Cheese" in Afrikaans? 2. Zani: Kaas. 3. Pieter: Sorry, ek verstaan dit nie. Kan u dit herhaal? 4. Zani: Kaas. 5. Pieter: Kan u stadiger praat? 6. Zani: Ka-as. 7. Pieter: Kan u dit vir my opskryf asseblief? ENGLISH 1. Pieter: Excuse me, how do you say "Cheese" in Afrikaans? 2. Zani: Cheese. 3. Pieter: I'm sorry, I didn't understand. Can you repeat that? 4. Zani: Cheese. 5. Pieter: Can you speak more slowly? 6. Zani: Chee-se. 7. Pieter: Can you write this down for me, please? VOCABULARY AFRIKAANSPOD101.COM BASIC BOOTCAMP S1 #3 - USEFUL PHRASES FOR LEARNING AFRIKAANS 2 Af rikaans English Class verskoon my excuse me, I'm sorry expression sê say verb kaas cheese noun understand, to verstaan understand verb nie not adverb kan can, to be able to verb herhaal repeat, to repeat verb stadiger more slowly adjective praat speak, to speak verb vir for preposition opskryf write down verb asseblief please verb, interjection SAMPLE SENTENCES Verskoon my, hoe oud is jy? Verskoon my, waar is die stadsaal? "Excuse me, how old are you?" "Excuse me, where is the city hall?" Wat sê jy? Ek hou van kaas. "What do you say?" "I like cheese." My sussie hou nie van kaas nie. Verstaan jy die vraag? "My sister doesn't like cheese." "Do you understand the question?" Het jy dit verstaan? Verstaan jy? "Did you understand?" "Do you understand?" AFRIKAANSPOD101.COM BASIC BOOTCAMP S1 #3 - USEFUL PHRASES FOR LEARNING AFRIKAANS 3 Ek hou nie van sokker nie. Dis nie goed nie. "I don't like soccer." "It's not good." Kan jy die raam asseblief Kan ek die venster toemaak? toesluit? "Can I close the window?" "Can you close that window, please?" Herhaal na my. Kan u asseblief stadiger ry? "Repeat after me." "Could you drive slowly, please?" Jy moet stadiger ry. Ek wil Af rikaans goed praat. "You have to drive slower." "I want to speak Afrikaans well." Praat jy Japannees? Vir wie is daardie koek? "Do you speak Japanese?" "Who's cake is that?" Water asseblief Help my asseblief ! "Water, please" "Please help me." GRAMMAR T he Focus of T his Boot Camp Lesson is Using Af rikaans Phrases to Learn More Af rikaan Hoe sê ek "Cheese" in Afrikaans? "How do you say...... in Af rikaans?" Hoe sê ek literally translates into "How say I" and in Afrikaans means "in Afrikaans." For example: When we use the pronoun jy ("you") we are being informal, and u ("you") is formal. AFRIKAANSPOD101.COM BASIC BOOTCAMP S1 #3 - USEFUL PHRASES FOR LEARNING AFRIKAANS 4 So Kan u is a polite way of saying "can you," dit means "it" or "that," and the last word herhaal means "to repeat." For example: This sentence starts again with the same Kan u, (" can you") and stadiger which means "more slowly," and then we had praat, which means "to speak." For example: Again the same Kan u ("can you"), followed by dit, which means "it," then vir is "for," my is "me," opskryf, which means "write down," and finally asseblief means "please." For example: Let's have a look at the verb Kan ("can"). Once again, this verb doesn't change with the pronoun. Af rikaans / "English" kan / "Can" Ek kan / Kan ek? / "I can" / "Can I?" Hy kan / Kan hy? / "He can" / "Can he?" Sy kan / Kan sy? / "She can" / "Can she?" Ons kan / Kan ons? / "We can" / "Can we" Hulle kan/ Kan hulle? / "They can" / "Can they?" U kan / Kan u? / "You can" / "Can you?" ( formal) Jy kan / Kan jy? / "You can" / "Can you?" ( informal) For example: CULTURAL INSIGHT AFRIKAANSPOD101.COM BASIC BOOTCAMP S1 #3 - USEFUL PHRASES FOR LEARNING AFRIKAANS 5 Why Study Af rikaans? The phrases in this lesson are more than just a handful of vocab words—they're invaluable tools that can get you back on your feet if you find yourself stumbling in Afrikaans and help you regain control of the conversation. Instead of giving up and reverting to English, you can use these phrases to find the missing words and steer your Afrikaans sentences to the end.
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    Legacy Hotels & Resorts Legacy Lifestyle Call: +27 (0) 11 806 6800 Call: +27 (0) 861 925 538 [email protected] [email protected] www.legacyhotels.co.za www.legacylifestyle.co.za The Quarter Kitchen Restaurant at The PortsWood Hotel PortsWood Rd, Portwood Square, V&A Waterfront, Cape Town + 27 (0) 21 418 3281 [email protected] CAPE MALAY CUISINE CONTENTS PAGE 1 CAPE MALAY CUISINE PAGE 3 CAPE MALAY INFLUENCE IN SOUTH AFRICAN COOKING PAGE 5 CHICKEN AND CORN SOUP PAGE 7 BUTTERNUT SOUP DALTJIES PAGE 8 CURRY BUNNIES PAGE 9 SAVOURY TARTS PAGE 10 BEEF SAMOOSAS PAGE 11 BOLLAS PAGE 12 PENANG CURRY PAGE 13 CHICKEN CURRY PAGE 15 BOBOTIE PAGE 17 SEAFOOD CURRY PAGE 19 GREEN BEAN BREDIE PAGE 20 CAPE MALAY YELLOW RICE WITH RAISINS PAGE 21 PUMPKIN BREDIE PAGE 22 CHICKEN BREYANI ONE OF OUR FAMOUS DISHES WE PAGE 23 TAMATIE BREDIE SERVE AT THE QUARTER KITCHEN PAGE 25 BOEBER PAGE 26 MALVA PUDDING HERB CRUSTED LAMB CUTLETS PAGE 27 LEMON MERINGUE PAGE 28 TRIANGLE CHEESECAKE French trimmed lamb cutlets seasoned with aromatic cape spices grilled to order with oven roasted Hassel back potatoes and gorgonzola, steamed tender stem broccoli and port jus CAPE MALAY CUISINE A good Malay cook is known as a modji-cook. She enjoys a high stand- ing in the community and is often asked to cater at weddings and funerals. She alone receives all the credit. The modji-cook is never paid Food plays an important role in the com- After a community festival, the leftover for her effort, but if she should ever need a favour from anyone who munity life of the Cape Malay.
  • Cape Malay Cooking & Other Delights Ramadan Recipes 1432AH

    Cape Malay Cooking & Other Delights Ramadan Recipes 1432AH

    Cape Malay Cooking & Other Delights Ramadan Recipes 1432AH Salwaa Smith 1 Table of Contents INTRODUCTION Pg3 Page BREAKFAST 4 - 6 30 SOUPS 7 - 11 SAVOURIES 12 - 26 MAIN DISHES 27 - 33 CONDIMENTS 34 - 36 BREAD 37 - 42 DESSERTS / CAKES 43 - 50 MEASURING BASICS 51 2 Introduction Everyday Cape Malay Food Cape Malay cuisine originates from a colourful history of intermingling cultures brought together by the 17th-century slave trade. Malay cuisine is characterised by the liberal intermingling of spices and the influence of Indian, Dutch and French traditional food as well as the predominance of the Islamic religion. The history of Cape Malay cuisine in South Africa begins with the involuntary migration of Africans, Asians and Indonesians around the world, and with it their diverse origins and culinary techniques. The name 'Cape Malay' refers to followers of the Islamic faith and encompasses a rich culture of Eastern juxtaposed by Western heritage. The month of Ramadan is a great month. It is the month in which Allah revealed the Quran as a guidance for the whole of mankind. It is the month in which Allah gave the Muslims victory in their first and greatest battle at Badr. It is the month which has Laylat al- Qadr, a night which is better than a thousand months. www.facebook.com/capemalay.cooking www.facebook.com/ramadanrecipes 3 Breakfast `Amr Ibn al-`Aas reported that the Messenger of Allah, salla Allahu alaihi wa sallam, said: "The distinction between our fasting and the fasting of the people of the book [Jews and Christians] is the taking of Suhoor".